The hypothesis is that people can recognize a wide variety of smells.

You will collect several items that have distinctive smells and have people guess the smells.

You will need a blindfold or container to hold the smelly items, and smells such as lemon, orange peel, cedar wood, perfume soaked cotton, banana, pine needles, chocolate, coffee, dirt, vanilla, garlic, onion, mint, vinegar, rose flowers, saw dust, ginger, peppermint, and pencil shavings.

The results of the experiment showed that common and more distinct smells were easier for people to guess, while smells that were similar were hard for people to distinguish.

This science project is interesting and unique because it tests a person's sense of smell and how well they can distinguish between different smells.

Experiment variations to consider include testing different smells, or testing people with different levels of sensitivity to smells.

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